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I understand there is some ill-feeling and a lot of people outside of Liverpool don't get that; I do, but booing one of your own players is not for me."

After Andy Robertson voiced his support for Alexander-Arnold after the game, Carragher added: "I think teammates in a dressing room would normally rally around you 99 percent of the time.

You feel like supporters fall for it like these players love us and then they move on.



But players don't think like that.

"There's a lot of emotion around it," Robertson told Sky Sports.

"I think it's crucial in these moments that I don't tell you how to feel and you don't tell me how to feel — but I can tell you how I feel, and that's disappointed to lose my best mate in the game.

"We've done it all together.

But I can tell you how I feel about it: I'm extremely proud of him and what he's done for this club.

"I love him as a friend, and I love him as a player, and he'll be missed as one of my best friends in the game

That's how I feel about it and I'm not going to tell anyone else how to feel about it."